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Sally Takes the Train
02:55
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Sally takes the train back home and cries along the way
Strangers try to comfort her but she says she's okay
Through the night, and the day, pouring rain
Sally sees her friends from school and they are still the same
One works at his dad's law firm, the others play the game
They get beers, she gets laid, can't complain
I drive home but
Sally takes the train, endangered
I'm alone but
Sally takes the train with strangers
I go slow but
Sally takes the train, it's safer
Sally takes the train, I hate her
Sally gets in bed and goes to sleep but doesn't dream
Pressure fills her head and all she has to do is scream
But she just snores, 'cause tonight she's the queen
I drive home but
Sally takes the train, endangered
I'm alone but
Sally takes the train with strangers
I go slow but
Sally takes the train, it's safer
Sally takes the train, I hate her
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Missed My Shot (B-Side)
01:49
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I could've been the greatest singer
I could've practiced every day
I could've turned down every invitation
'Cause I got better things to do than play
But I missed my shot a long, long time ago
How good could I have been, I just don't know
Now I'm sitting here, pissin' in the snow
'Cause I missed my shot a long, long time ago
I tend the bar and Max does money
I hum tunes when he's away
The locals think I'm pretty funny
I make jokes when I got nothin' to say
I guess that I'm just warning you that youth is wasted on the young
Everybody says that I was born cute, but...
They can't help it if you get born dumb
Yeah I missed my shot a long, long time ago
How good could I have been, I just don't know
Now I'm sitting here, pissin' in the snow
'Cause I missed my shot a long, long time ago
A long, long time ago
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Where Is Your Dog Now? Los Angeles, California
Where Is Your Dog Now? is an alt-rock music project by Andrew Haworth based in Los Angeles. He has recorded hundreds of songs since its inception. Each album is a “greatest hits” compilation of these songs, constructed in large part based on feedback given by his mother. Haworth experiments with a wide range of genres, but most of his songs end up sounding like power-pop, and that's okay. ... more
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